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Why the Tony Awards are being split between CBS and Paramount+
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplay, best revival and best musical)." As Jack Sussman, CBS Entertainment exec VP of specials...
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Only Murders in the Building proves shows can thrive with older leads
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplayed by mature leads. Characters like Archie Bunker (Carroll O’Connor in All in the Family...
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Annaleigh Ashford reacts to Paula Jones saying her Impeachment: American Crime Story portrayal is inaccurate
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplay the Bill Clinton scandal figure. "Certainly all the video footage I had was outrageously...
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Discovery+'s Curse Of The Chippendales is a well-structured docuseries that is also a fascinating time capsule of the early ’80s disco era
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplay him, respectively, is a Hulu limited series and a film adaptation . But while...
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Sex Education works so well as a teen show because it makes you feel good
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTsurprised as anyone that she’s graduated to playing a stern headmistress on Sex Education...
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With HBO's Nuclear Family, director Ry Russo-Young tells a poignant story about her messy upbringing
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplayful montages convey the spirit of events that weren’t captured in the moment...
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Netflix's Midnight Mass is a deeply affecting reflection on death, faith, guilt, addiction and the power of free will
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplaying with the darker side of religious scripture, connecting things like resurrection and drinking blood...
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Apple TV+'s Foundation is like a beautiful sci-fi screensaver
Posted Saturday 9/25/21 at 1:39AM EDTplays it so utterly straight, just seething cold fury in a goofy, bright-blue breastplate...
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Hein’s Picks: Sopranos Prequel The Many Saints of Newark Doesn’t Disappoint
Posted Monday 9/27/21 at 3:00AM EDTplays a young Tony observing the Jersey world in the late 1960's and early...
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Margaret Qualley Captivates in Netflix's Maid, a Devastating Portrait of Poverty
Posted Friday 10/01/21 at 3:00AM EDTplayed by Rylea Nevaeh Whittet). Qualley brings a sense of lightness to the role that...